Fire risk assessment involves identifying potential fire hazards and evaluating the risk. The 15-meter rule often applies to

 Fire risk assessment involves identifying potential fire hazards and evaluating the risk. The 15-meter rule often applies to:

1. *Storage of flammable liquids*: Ensuring safe distances between storage containers and potential ignition sources.

2. *Separation distances*: Maintaining a safe distance between hazardous areas and nearby buildings or boundaries.

The 15-meter rule may vary depending on:

1. Local regulations

2. Type and quantity of hazardous materials

3. Specific industry standards

A thorough fire risk assessment considers:

1. Ignition sources

2. Fuel sources

3. Occupancy and evacuation routes

4. Fire detection and suppression systems

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